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Jul 1
The pageantry of bliss gathered in the remoteness of solitude with insufficient conquest that brodens the soul. As Christmas mornings engulfed the constancy of his beating heart. Just as a sporran beneath the waves divided his world from land and sea. While a thorn tree shared the night with death as a lonely bird perched on branch at the end of her tether. As the ground wiped it's stone of empty coals in the fowls stood the richness of life preying on mankind's window.
This poem is about the riches that prey on man and the love and life that surrounds death because this world can be lonely and cruel.
Written by
Neil Mcpake  50/M/London
(50/M/London)   
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